Pacolli: Guinea Bissau has not withdrawn recognition (lajmi.net)
Kosovo’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Behgjet Pacolli said today at Forum 2015 which discussed specter of EU policies towards Kosovo, that the African state, Guinea Bissau has not withdrawn recognition of Kosovo. “Recognition by Guinea Bissau is not withdrawn. Kosovo was recognized through a verbal note in 2010, by the President who does not live anymore,” Pacolli said. He added that in January of the next year, Kosovo will establish diplomatic relations with this country. “We have visited the President of Guinea Bissau yesterday,” Pacolli said.
EULEX: Investigations on Lumezi, unbiased and professional (Lajmi.net)
Government of Kosovo expects from Serbia to pay electricity debt of the North (RFE, Lajmi.net)
The government of Kosovo, claims that it will request during the next negotiations between Pristina and Belgrade in Brussels, compensation for the power bills not paid by Serb population in four northern municipalities of Kosovo.
This announcement came after publication of facts that the population of northern Kosovo, respectively consumers of Leposavic, Mitrovica North, Zubin Potok and Zvecan, have not paid their electricity bills and that these debts were billed to the rest of the population of Kosovo.
Hoxha: Kosovo to request from EU concrete integration plan (Lajmi.net)
During the today’s meeting of the government, Kosovo’s Minister for European Integration, Dhurata Hoxha spoke about the European agenda for 2018.
“As far as the future steps are concerned, the government will open next week in Brussels a new discourse on reforms, where we will request Kosovo’s advancement on integration process,” Hoxha said.
Haradinaj, Thaci request international investigation on Kumanovo case (Lajmi.net)
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, said an international investigation would help enlighten Kumanovo case. “We have followed carefully and with increased attention the process after the tragic events in Kumanovo, in May 2015 as well as the announced verdicts from the Skopje Court. Justice should be put on place, starting from complete enlightening of the event with all its dimensions. An international investigation would help on complete enlightment of the truth, for which we all try so hard,” Haradinaj said.